Repository: UIHistories Project: Student Regulations - Undergraduates - 1960 [PAGE 13]

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permitted to register m the University again nod k not rnntlfti to receive hit diploma or an official statement of hk credits from the Olttce of Admission* and until has J-L i ledness has been discharged.

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21. Late Registration Pee A student b not registered until his fees are peid. A registration fee of $5.00 is charged of all former students registering later than the registration days in any ter. A student, therefore, who not pay or arrange his fees on the registration days is charged the late registration fee. (This rule does not apply in the summer session of eight weeks.) A study program becomes invalid if not completed and deposited at the Office of Admissions and Records and fees paid at the Business Office within one week after the date of its issue. Students registering in courses beginning in the middle of the semester are not regarded as registering late, pro* vided their registration is completed the day before the

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22. Refunds (a) In case a student withdraws from the University during the first ten days of instruction, the total amount of his tuition and fees, except the Hospital-Medical-Surgical I nsurance fee, is refunded. After ten days and before the middle of the M l -ester a rebate is made of one-half of the above

assessment. After the middle of the semester, no rebate is allowed. In no case is the Hospital-Medical-Surgical Insura r * -. fee refunded. ( b ) A Student registered on a reduced program schedule of eight semester hours or two graduate units, or less, who further reduces his total registration within the first ten days of instruction will be refunded the full amount of tuition for the courses dropped. After ten days and before the middle of the semester, a rebate is made of one-half of the tuition. After the middle of the semester, no rebate

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(c) A student registered for a reduced schedule at the beginning of the semester who further reduces his program to five semester hours or one graduate unit (three semester hours or one-half graduate unit in the eight-week summer